Read the Bible. There’s
something very powerful about reading one of the Gospels from start to finish.
When I reflect on the Word of God regularly, when I reflect on the
Word of God in a meaningful way, on a regular basis, I tend to make better
decisions.
There are some interesting people in the Bible. We get to see who made good decisions, who
made poor decisions and when the same person was making their best decisions
and when the same person was making their worst decisions and what was
different in their life at those different times. The most interesting part is that I can see
myself at different times in my life, in each one of those people. So it’s not just their story, but my story as
well.
Am I a good decision maker?
When God is centered in my life, yes.
When I try to create my own path or let resistance win or choose to do
my own thing, then no. It is so simple
to just ask God to be with me. To pray
without ceasing. To pick up the Bible
and read it (I even have it scheduled on my calendar). Yet, I fail every single day. Not in all moments of my life, but in
some. That is the struggle and the exact
reason why I must keep trying.
Is there a story in the Bible that inspires me?
Focus:
People who regularly read the Bible make better decisions.
Act:
Set aside a few minutes each day to read and reflect on a passage
from the Bible. Begin with Matthew,
Proverbs or Psalms.
Pray:
God, I know the Bible can give me incredible insight. Guide me as I read your word.
Amen.
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